THE OilAHA DAILY BEE: MONT) AT, FEBRUARY 1?. .1907.
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OFFERED FCR SALE
Contlt-,ied.
Orcmaa, ,41 a. leal
-11 ' I4i- assets.
irai!H rANO Cheap
McCag-ue Blag.
for cash, sil
Oil AU 1
FOR JA LB A fin plan". nw In Oetober.
f standard ma a, exfailent tww and no
tion, at a very reeonaole fljure. r.l
titx St. 'Ptiiwi Dnuitiss WM. lr, MWS
PmI aa Billiard Taele.
FOR SALE New anil semnd-hand billiard
anil pool table: w lead tha world m
cnng bar flxrir".: easy payments. Bruns-wlck-Balke-Coilendar.
407 d. 10th St.
Ut
TreowrtteT aad "owlaar Varftla.
ONB Remington typewriter. So. f. In good
oondltlon. for sat cheap. Call a( Baa
orac. (15) Ox
SI,
ells
FOR SALE A few first class snuw cattea
and counters; very rhepi nearly law.
Kennard Glass A Paint Co.. iita and
Dodifa Sla. dt,SLl
FTEW bargains !n 2d-hand mil fountains;
ssonthiy psyinenla Dengtit, 1K1 Farn..m.
ilfci
END ua yon mull orders for dnms;
fretcht paid on OU lots. M-r-Oi.i.m
Drue Co., Omaha. (10)
HOB drum cylinder press. RurkleT
Printing Cw Oroahja, (let le.4 h.14
SHERWTN WILLIAMS CO.. beet mixed
paint. Sharmao McConnall Drug Co.
(.it)
BALLS safe, new. M-hand. Una Frnain.
lib
FOR SALS Two National cah reirtr'tera.
onr total adder: aian mo line of mure
fixture. ,iohe Lnd and Investment
company. Patterson Block. 16 M7.3
FOR HALE Jupiter pencil shamener. in
0.1 oomllUoa. Cail U. R. Wright. Tie.
office. (1S M7a4x
PRINTING prwu. 10x16 Oorrtnn: 34-Inch
paper cutter; one burs power motor: 250
fonta of type. A hove property at a aacrl
flc. UO 8. 17th St. U6) Mfjf.4 21
HOW CASES and national ' cash rir!ater
cheap, auk N. lotb Su 1) Mjao Mix
FOR 3A LE-?neap. a restaurant dotns g"fd
buelneea. Parties ffolna; to leave city.
1124 Jackson St. UG MT61 lx
FOR SALE CTieap. 15-horee power rneollne
engine. In tine eondltlon. Powell Auto
mobile Co.. 2M4 Famam. (lf M753
TWO and three-chair barber shop for
an I a. Phillips Medical Co., 1f Howard.
Ob) M754 IS
FOR SALE Cheap, two lartro Ice boxes. In
Sood condition; ona 7xA. one ttxli. Alamlto
anltary Dairy Co. 1K2 Farnam St.
(16)-M7Tl IS
BICTCLE In cood. repair, cheap. (lrtra
L 7IZ. Baa. (16) M9W
DRETHHETl, tha tttllor. makes the beat
clothes, of any tailor In Omaha for tbn
money. Suits S to Ht. Sprinf aiylaa
now ready. 1Q& Famam St.
(16) M?T3 Tlx
OROCTERT fixtures for sale cheap, lara-e
fancr lea box. computing scalea. rerleter.
shelvlnK and counters; must vat-ate bullet
in. 1010 N. 16th St. " (18)-MS41 3
FOR SALE Medium-atse diamond: alao
exchanwe Cremo film pack c:unen for bi
cycle. Address care Bee.
db mts is
FOR SALE Nearly new. plain butcher's
lea box,, cheap. Addreas D-T3J. Be.
(lBV-Mo J3x
FOR SALE Clirar ora flxturee, 2 alx-ftot
cases and wail raaea. Apply to Dan D.
Moore, care Nlles Muaer Clnr Co..
16th and Farnam. (16) M3 lSx
FOR- BAf-H Chnmbera' Encyclopedia. 0
volumes. C.jO. R. A. Johnson. 71(1 N. I'ath.
Sruth Omatia. (16) M1M l&x
HAND-PAINTED ohina plates. Jl.C: salts
and peppers, fl.3. Finns; a nwlnlty.
Flora Ben gel e. 711 3. 16th St.
, (W) M3I 3x
KJNDLINO) WOOD from box factory for
sale. 9 JO per load. The Partrttige-Hheily-Thomaon
Co.. 180J Famam St. Telephone
Dnuslaa (IfJM tlx
PATENTS
F. J. LARSON A
CO.. patant lawyers.
patant bouk free.
Bea Bids Omahu. N-b.
(17)
SHARPE MAiTHINK 8HOPS Patents
proourad, luvantioos developed, drawlnita,
pattrma. uaailtiKS machine work. MM-ViS
a. iwth dU. (17) 7
D. O. BARN ELL. patant attorney end ma
chine deaitfiier.. r&xtun Blk. lei. Ht-d 7117.
CI7) M7I7 MU
MACHINE rteelanlnjx and ganpml draua-ht-
ina; at raaaunauia raiea. Address J he.
Bea. (17 M764 Mil
PATENTS, trade marks, guaranteed or no
feat National Investment Co., Douglas Blk
(17) MS Mm
PERSONAL
CITY STEAM LACNDHT Shirts pressed.
not ironoU.. ZX1 a. UUi at. Tel. Dmix. 2
SEWINQ machines ranted, any make. 7So
per wee ur H.UO per month. necond
hand machines for aale, Se.4 nd
up
tea vycie jeiu ana OMnwy
0O-a9
UASgCB ooatumav Ltebeo. TeL 4115. Open
eveninxa. ill) Wl
COsTL'MSt
Bl aV Xlth. Sack. Tel. RedTOTl
llkr AImS
YHl.NUEit. rubber cooda. by mall: cut
prices; sens: for free cautioffua. Mj re
union uruat ul, umaua. u S3
THS SALVATION ARMY aolldta castofl
duthina: In eact. auythlnc you do nut
need; we collect, repair and sail, at 114 N.
11th St.. for oust of collectin. to Lb
worthy poor. Cad 'Pbone Lous'. 41 (E and
vttou W1U aau. UJ oil
JOliN CAN a IS LM TOWN!
Now la the time to mm trees, (rellaea and
arane vtnes; axso landaeape (ardamiiif. Tei.
Had Ht. ilea, uia a.ltn Ave.
. (IS) U7 Mil
DR. VOUEXS prtvata home for laotoe be.
fure aaa dunuaT confinement; ueat an
qhaapeat tn tha city. Out aV ISth St.
(Ul-64
PLEATING ""
Dyeinc and cleaning aponain aod unnk
ItiK. uniy &o per yaxd. Send tor price Uet
ana aainpia.
(KvLCSLLt PLEATING CO..
at Doula iiiock. TeL Douaiaa 1S1
uij tl
PRiVATB CONFINEMENT HOME Mrs.
Lit. Hucnt. N. AM ou TeL Lous.
Ilk
SB. N. AXiMMER. homeopath. Bee Bios.
U) -6.
BLANK BOOKS and ruled forma made to
Jrnnuna; Co.. timaha.
tl M77 F
CMAHA
Bios;.
Stamax
Institute. Raraxe
US -
ECZJdA absolutely cured by W. A. Pax-
ton's dalra. B. J. ;
. "nn-
ad. sweat. U Were
Uik.
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MAGNETIC i.,1m", tj
e AAfaAa. -A 1 1 1 1
tlkr-atS
lath, room 2, hriikI rtoor.
(1i-Mj Ml
EFT ELLIS,
evening ciaaa
Douglas m.
music by
Mondays.
maiL Adultr
ibll FHmain.
tlS) 16 M4
' FOR anything tn ths sewing murhtns- line
go to P. B. Flodmaa Co.. 1514 cu. Ave.
(li M73 Mil
SKWTNa maatuaes sonpllea for all mskes
f machines; snachinea retiaired: macmties
for rent. Hayden Broa.. tiewtag Mm tun.
r-ept. Douglas t?C entrance. Tel Doug.
. (ll)-ni M10
ANT ON SI known ng trie whereaboura of
Nets sod Olaf olM wiU center a fnvor
upua tiem by ennwinar them this ad. or
bv writing to Misa Came Olaen. Hock
laiana. ul. m tn at.
(UV-M718 Mlrx
t-ADT rvturhing to Csiifornur will take
vterge ot eiuerly lavaud. tady r aiulr
fur .luul A,irea X 1. 1'e -
(Ur MJ1 1 .
PEP3CNAL '
(Continued
THE healing household rmtlr. Satin Skin
Cream, should, always ba bandy. Arc
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REAL ESTATE
city ninpum mn lr
NEW ADDITION
NEAR FIELD
CLUB
3 lota rm easy payments:
mall payment 1own. balance
tl per week. We will build 3)
new house tn milt pur-haBr.
on easy payments. Get your
order in ear-y, aa thoaa will
nut Iaat long.
National Investment Co.
- 3 Douglas Block. ISth and DodgB.
Douglas KSL
(!) 11200 18
10-ROOM houee. tnndc-m. 713 N. Kth Ht:
muet be auld. mbmu offer. L. D. Holmee.
N. Y. Lifa Bldn. (la-HZ a
FOR SALE Two modern houaea and la rue
barn, one hlot-K ncnti of Hansx'oin park,
pared street, nut frmt. lot Zx ljfe. EaaU
rn owner will Mnl at a bainauu
THOMAd BRENNAN.
Room 1 N. T. L. Bid.
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SNAP t room modern houae, 2 iota. 479
.:apitol Ava, only ao. J. H. Panptta.
U M -J
A SNAP
tl.io; lot ft, block L. Bern I Park, north
aet 41 b and lifayetta Ave.: hixh and
siithtly; one hkx-k from Harney car line.
Frank Planck, owner. U0 City Hall.
lt MP
AN IDEAL nome. practically new. built
by a mechanic for a riome. with the very
beet of maiertal. the latest and most
modern improvements, harn. close in. out
hliMk from ear. two from school: on a
level, paved mreet. hlkh and sixhtly. Bar
fniiu at . eaay terms. Addrena K
T3S. care Bee. (19 K3 30
F"R SALE Ood -ronm hous-e. lot TTxlSOi
fruit of ail kinila. handy to school; cbeao
If taken at once. N. 3tth St.. South
Omaha. (ISi M371 20x
LANDSCAPE arehltect. E. C. F star.
phuns Do uk. 767. all Paxton Blk.
1 M7S1 k)
BUT from owner and nva commtarinn;
u-room, new. modern cuita-e. 110 3. 17th.
(U Mt2 Ml
REAL ESTATE
PARS AD IA1CH LA ID 9 rod SALE
Colorada.
COLORADO BARGAINS.
Four sectluna. in Cheyenne county, 14.50 per
acre.
Five sections. In Lincoln oountv. t4.50 acre.
S0.OA acres In Waiihinxton and Tuma coun-
tlea. a to ss per acre; one-halt cash; 19)
acr-a up.
For rfil banralns go with me.
Fire refuil'd to nuyers.
Write CHA.iL B.. WILSON. Mondnmin. Ia.
iJOl MU0 liot
. Kansas.
HOME SEEKERS! Be careful. Locate rikht.
InveatiKate our famous artenian valley.
Sure crops, matchless climate. Let ua
write you. Miller A James, Meade, Kan.
(20) MSH Mi
30UTHERN Kansas farm land. Kingman
and Southern Reno counties offer ar-atest
inducements. Mre natural advantages
for agriculture, fruit, live stork and poul
try raj tuna- of any location In the state.
Mild climate, fertile aoil. innumerable
streams and sprmga of pure w,ter. rail
roads, schools, church and progressive
ciuswis. Land purchased at present prices
will soon double in value. Far descriptive
lists and complete Information write or
oall on Brown AV Temple. Kingman. Kan
sas. . lUi) M16 Max
. .. jrabmsfcau
xSO-Acre Grain and Stock Farm
Cd acres pasture. ICO acres well Improved.
nne level bottom land tn ivunce county.
Nebraska. Com 56 to bushel, wheat
30 bushel, alfalfa, clover, timothy and
wheat on farm. -room house, bam 40x1
two granarlea for i.iio bushels grain;
scales, hog hous-a, cattle sheda. orchard,
three wind nulla, tanka. 4X0 rods bog
fence. R. F. D., telephone, school and
church one miU. mllea from Palmer.
Price f3& per acre. Vme.
W. H. Widaman, Palmer. Neb.
(3 uct tx
ANOTHER RANCH.
4d acres in Frontier county: good road to
two railroad towns: one mile from store,
postnlfice. cream station, in good locality:
one-half mile to church, school on corner
of ranch. All good soil, no sand, no rock;
nne-luuf smooth. 170 acres cultivated; good
bouse of moms: bam. cribs, granary,
well, windmill, small orchard: extra bar
gain for t7A: pisseBalon March L We
have others. Write us for lists and maps.
Cornelius at Co., Hustings. NVn.
C0)-M3611s
Central Nebraska
H. & L. The beat 4W sera farm In cen
tral Nebraska, la only three-fourths mils
from court house, and baa 330 acres of aa
Una valley land as ilea In Nebraska. Good
set of frame buildings complete, large grove
3 years old. orchard, etc. ISO acres In
pasture. Price 84 per acre.
C 1.300 acre farm, fenced only 4H mi Us
from Sargent, has J00 aorea of fine land In
cultivation, balance fenced In two pastures,
good set of buildings, windmill, well, eta.
bargain- at He an acre.
Hartley & Lundy
Box SL
Sargent, Neb.
() U4 MV.X
FORCED SALE-IWESITMrVT
For a few da) a recuon Llk.lum Valley
Nebraska land. Wild hay Oils year net
owner m per acre. Alfaila w'.ll net three
umes as much. Corn un adloluUig land 40
uu. per acre, met 4. per aura.
1L a UATHS.
U2 N. Sth 8. Pliune Taylor C2s.
() MWO IS
.280 acres of choice Neoraaaa land for
sale or trade. Box 384. Keamur Neb.
t.i) Uia lex
Swath Oattatab
i , .T,u i , r
oOL ill DAlvOT . LAXDS
.
. 1" pr..? rarm lnd. one nule frwra
i.itiOur. roller otumr Dumb Daaota.
PlnM" - pnc 13 pt!r '"' P-
auis x per acre oasii. oaianc. elgnt yearty
JJ per mierest. a-so have
uuarter and Luul sections at QZ per acta
up. Write for free map to A. i. WUllama,
owner, tiettyaburg. Potter county, souiu
Laaota, . (Jiy-O Marl
Tina
PAN HANDLE LANDS
BL'T FROM" THE OWNER.
We awn asvarxl thousand acre, ot land
in thia wonaerrul country the most fertile
tanas in tns L ruled gtatea. Ve
e L rutea States. We can give
st pncM. aiso the low.t rail-
hp-w TANn "p.urmloaa-
you the beet
road tare. Jc
LiiHEW LAND CO.
- S. UUt dL First Nat l Bank Bids.
iru 774 1
LAND SEEKERS!
Bead for map of Texas, showing new rail
ways and location of famous Braaua val
ley lands, tha richest rain bait lands in
I'mteu btatea. an I where b.iuarrk are
unanuwn. Price. CO to tlS per acre. II
luatrated list fwa. Hi land P Lu. usual,
" San Antunvu. Tex. (3i M4f li
Wuklsgiss
FOR SALE OR TRADB Itnprawd" fruit
. an4 chicken ranih of S acres near Taotana.
Waan. H. Bradley, Waibavu. .'W..
t30)-M!a 3x
1 is. arrea or gewd raw wheat land. lraid
r- Ul auatera liart of th. mill, .w Wu.ta.
ing-tua. near tne Columbia rivet Price
. Ik per a. re. Liberal terms.
Sli'iRWoOD IMMIURATION CO.,
4 Riverside A.veuue auuaaoe. - Wut,
I REAL ESTATE FCR RENT
rtlt AD RAICH LAID PUB UB
rpanuHUoo
taewl
HOMESTEAD
THB CO EUR D' ALES 3 RESERVATION
will be opened soon. It avaitaias CB1.M
acre cnuica whaat. fruit aad tunbar land.
Do ytiu wDt U0 acraaT
COKLR D'ALENS RESERVATION P-FOBJa-A
TIC N AGENCT. Rootna -lA.
ataaoga haiia iUdaW HpuKaaav Vaah.
L-aA Ml
FARMS FOR SALE.
Don't buy a lartn of any kind, anywhere,
befuia wnitnn ua. A pontai will brlns you
our lima. Biadiey A iaatliieaen. W iinacn,
Cireeiey Counlv, Neb. M&iZ 3x
M ACRES, with bouaa
iKb at.
and
lam 111 8.
Oi-4.
FARM FOR RENT.
lw-ACRS improved (arm for rent: ona
mile from Florence: will rent on shares
to responsible party.
N. P. Dt.DOE CO..
1714 Farnam.
a Ma i
ACRES IMPROVED.
3H acres with -room house and
bam.
south of Krua- park.
2t Acres with -roora house and bam, 46th
and Harney.
10 acres with S-roorn house and barn. Hh
and Burdette.
26 acres with 3-room house and barn. 4th
snd Bancroft.
7 acres with l-room house snd bam. 4th
and Bancroft.
F. D. WEAD, 1U4 DOUGLAS.
(III 309 U
REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONET TO LOAN Payns Investment Co.
(fi)-Se
GARVIN BROS.. 1804 Farnam.
per cent loans on real estate;
t and ft,
no delay.
LOWEST RATES BemlB. Paxton Block.
(a-7
a.COT.' TO LOAN on b ultimas and resi
dence property in omaiia. lowest rates;
nu delay. Thomas Brennan, R. L N. X.
Ufa. -W
PRIVATE MONET F. D. Weed. 12 Dous.
0)--m
LOANS on Improved city property. W. H.
Thomas, ouo First NaUonai Bank Bids.
(2 70
WANTED City loans. R. C. Peters Co.
(2) 72
WA.VTKD City loans and warrants. W.
Farnam Smith AV Co., 1X3) Famam St.
(3t) oTS
UNION LOAN & LNVT CO.
PRIVATE BANKERS.
Loans money on real state, buys and sails
dty warrants, city and farb murtgaKea. Slo
Bee Bids. Phone Dous;, 304. (3; M3 3
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANT to buy one or more lots near oar
line. Addreas K. Tn. Bte. (L3) M33 lfcx
WANTED TO BUY
DON'T give your second-hand furniture
away; 1 pav the nignest price; Dig virtues
paid for o.sVe lurnnure. Joe Levins.
N. lstn. lot. Douglas 7.7L
(5) M251 Ml
TOP prices for 2d-hand books, novels, all
kinds, dtacey. ilk S. Uth. Tel. Harney LSia.
( Mj1 Max
CASH paid for old books. Crane-Foye Col.
213 S. 14th. 'Phone Douglas-LO.
(2) 441
WANTED To buy. second-hand furniture.
cook and heating stoves, carpets, linole
ums, otflcs furniture, old clothes and
slioes, pianoe. feathers, bed pillows, quilla.
pianoe. icameia. oeu pillows, null la,
kinds of toois; or will buy 'he fur-
of your house complete. Will buy
. nr mh..nv fr,;ir. Tk. Kih'
ana au
niture
""'t"" "?.""?".? luronure. i ne mgn-
est pricos paid.
"A"1 1 1 i 1 1. 1 w.
Doug. 971.
(3) MS1S Mil
WANTED For investment, flats or cot-
tage s, close tn; must be cheap; will pay
cash. Address J 73), care Bee.
rS) MSW 3
Rent or buy at once, Ave to seven-mom I ket point of any Importance hae been i
cottaae: state nrtce with full narticulara. i tremely light all ths weeta owing to the
Address P 73, Bee.
(2 1 MS Kix
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED to 0-acr farm, with house
and barn, within fifteen miles of Omana.
for gram rent. Address Tenant. 1416
Bmwn St.. Omaha. () I la
WAN7ED SI7UATI0NS
FARMER ot twenty years' experience
wants some kind uf work on farm; com
petent to fill any kind of farm position.
Address John Olaan. Arlena Luage.
Flurence. Neb., Route No. 1.
(27) M3 30x
A COMPETENT scale mechanic, enn repair
any make of scajes. References furnished.
Audresa J-aaa. Bee. (J7) M7IZ Iks
BUTCHER'S Job wanted. J. A. H lubes,
Aurora, Neb.
DAY women furnished free
Telephone Dougisa 11 li
of charge.
(ZD MSt
WANTED Position of general office work:
experienced: best of references furnished,
Actaress u. omana nee. i renn at.,
Council Bluffs.
(27) MS75 a
POSITION wanted by pharmacy student
out of school hours. Addrees. Hansen,
1232 Farnam. , (.7) T.x
WANTED Position as head miller. Ad
dress XH-2 Neville Block. (17) 2 13x
GOVERNMENT NOTICES
PROPOSALS FOR LEASING THE TRI
bal Lands of ths Standing Rock Reserva
tion. Norm Dakota, for "iraiing Purposse.
Department of the Inteiioc, Oftics ot Indian
Affairs. Washington. D. C. Febmsry a,
:H07. 4lealed propiaaia for leasing the sur
plus tribal pastures on ths Standing Rock
reservation. North Dakota, for grazing
I purposoe, wiu ds receivea at tnis omc .
1 unui i o'clock, p. m.. on Th
u7' n W1" Wunedla
on inursoay, jaarcn
tely thereafter
P"
m)' attend.
opened la ;he presence of such bidders aa
Tha lands will bs leamd for I
a period or nva years from June L lx7.
and ne bid fur a different pertuu will be I
conaiderea. I ne proposals must be ad'
dr.asid to 'Ths Commissioner of Indian
Affairs. Washington. D C." and. must be
piaimy eodorsni on ths outside of the en-
veiope. "Proposaia for Leaeing Standing
Rurt Lamia.' Th. laiuia nttan tn- i
have been divided Into four uaaturea. Pas.
I lure No. i oonttuna h.uuu aurea; pasture
No. 2 contains iiu.'.rw acres; pasture No. 1
ooniainw acm, paaiure O. 4 COft.
tains Ul4ev acrea. Maps snowing tha loca-
' U-.n of the paaturea and postera gtvlng ul.
( rectlona for tha submission of bids, and all
I other necessary lniormatlun. may be
obtained on application to the United
States Indian Agent. Fort Tales. Nortn
Dakota. Proposals aut conforming to ths
requirements mentioned la ths posters may
De rejecieu, u sucti action snail be deemed shads unuer jaunoay s level, nut all the ' is very encouraging and operators on tns
advuathie. C F. I,.A HRABEE. Acting : decline of the week waa recovered on Frl- market generally are iooaiug for a win
Comnusatoner. FadlStM I day. when the hogs sold practically in the tinuation of the prevailing good pness.
LEGAL NOTICES
NCTICU OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET1NO.
Nolle la hurebv 1 van liuf r .. h. .. .
annual meeting of ne stocahold.rs uf in.
Bouin Plana Land company will be belu
' at tne oiflca of said company at. Lincoln.
j Net., at U o'clock a. m. on the Sth dav Tf
Marcn. A. D., ikM7. By order ot Uia Baid
uf Directora.
C. H. MORRILL, rissiilsnl
A. B. MINOR. Secretary.
I jnwtin. NetL. February 4, 1107.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Tha annual meeting ot stocxnuidrrs la
The Be PubiUnuig oomnany is hereby
called to meet in tha uttice uf Ths Bee
building, in ths city uf tmiaha, Neo.. on
the 4th day of Marcn. l7. at 4 u clock
n. m. By order ot the president.
bl a. Haskell
nW-retary.
Feb.ld 12 m-e
NOTICE.
Sealed pmnosals will be received st office
of treasurer. Haul. Mountain nllenum
N. H. D. V. d.. Hut Spnna. auuth Daaota.
until 12 o'riucic auon. Feliruarv 3, un. and
then opened, for furnishing and delivery of
HitautMiM supphoa. in aceordance wttn
rneiruA'tiona and sperillrailuna. copies 'jf
wnicn. wttn blank propuaaia and other tn.
formation, may a had upua apillcstlon tn
W. A. tucker, treaaurec; 4Jt H iaM
OMAHA LIYE'STQCK MARKET
CauIi of All XUnda Show Stnnrtk
far Wak.
HCGS Sta AT HIGH POINT CF WEEK
aaal Laaaka 9tvalF fa'
Day aaa rally aa Hlaa
' aa at Claw a Laat
Wwk.
9CT.TH OMAHA. Fb. !. 1SW.
Reretots were:
Cattle. Uoxa. 3ner- I
Official Monday
OfKial Tieaday
OeTlclal Wetlnesdal'
Official Thumdsy...
Ufflcial Frtdav
Official Saturday ...
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4V0
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Total this week n.tTJ a.m n.ist
Same Iaat week JS. 1 47.1 SJ.Cv
Shim two weeks aan ZiTTt aa.44S 7T.J91
Same three weeks ago.... -HT b7..'S 3.j)
Same four weks agn... .37. 4.
Same last year li.'JC 47..1 2,ail
The following table show the receipts of
cattie. bogs snd sheep at South Omana for
the year to date.
lkrfT. W. Inc. Dea
Cattle 14S.44 113.14S 2640 ......
Hi gs .t4-4S 451.S4 ZT.ig
Sheep ..i 2M.74 ll.ar4 1489
CATTLE qcafATlONS.
Good to choice onrnfed steers .-9-10
Fair to good cornfed steers 4 a4
Lommtm to fair 1 n 4.0Oa4.w
Good to choice fed cows l.9&
r tlr to good cows and heifer
Good to choice cows and heifers... Xv.)
Common u fair cows and heifer.. !-ad.v
Good to choice storkers s feeders. 4 S4o.l0
Fair to good stockers and feeders.. l.i'4 JO
common to fair stackers '"
Bulls, stags, etc 17M14 .3
Veal calves Au04f.i
Ths following table shows the sverage
price of hogs st South Omaha for tha last
several days, with compartsonat
Data. IM. ,!K.tlM.ilM.19ai..lxa..l7lL
Feb. S...W KH ! 5 ESI 47T1ssia!l
Feb. ... si t si 4 w t a i is a
Feb. 7... SIS. & 07 4 741 1 74i Oil i 3
Yb.
I ( 8W. S 4 Ml 4 W
- 1 V 3I 9
-):
71 OOf
Feb. ...
Fh. 10..
Feb. 1L.
Fen. li...
Feb. 14..
) ui 4 e-
f mm 4 m i o! 71; I at
( 73 I i W 71. 6 t. s
W I S n 4 tl I I l B W 5 .1
91 S. 5 Ml 4 Hf.i 4 91 i no. 4 38
Fen. is...
Feb. 16
I i & . 4 i S 4I'9 9BI 13
Sunday.
RANGE OF PRICES.
Cattle Hogs.
Omaha 12.- 50 f f;ig'7.00
Chicago l."U7.C0 5 3 7.a)
Kansas City .'. 2.3pe.6 S i 7.10
St. Louis I.oefe.Ts J7 3
Sioux City x.7&.3 !
The otndal number ot cars of stuck
brought in today by each road was:
DuUa. Hoga Sheep. HTr a.
C. M. (ft SL P.
10
Wabash 1
Missouri Pacific
Union Pacitlc system
C. & N. W.. east
C. A N. W.. west
C SL P-, M. at O
C. B. at cj.. west .
C R. L at P., east.. ..
llHnois Central
Chicago Gt. Western
2
1
1
10
S3
1
f
4
2
"tt
Total receipts 1
The disposition of ths day's receipt- was
aa follows, each buyer purchasing the num
ber of bead indicated:
. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omaha Packing Co
Swift and Company 4
Cudany Packing Co
Armour at Co - -.
J. H. Bulla 18
T. B. Ingnram 11
Other buyers 1
L-M
L14S
LS4
ills)
7
117
Totals. i-. SO
6. IBB
3S
CATTLE The yards were practically bare
of cattle today as usual on a Saturday.
For the, week the-reompts root up oniy
. -ri. L , .,, - -nit
i h"f " 1" " The
i V H rI"Jlf,l lm . Ttt.r?
heavy decrease in arrivals, aa a matter of
-- - . H. mr. break
. - . ,
I In prices last week and to the fact that
I market reports general!' have uiscuuraed
free shipments until tne glut wmcn dtoukiii.
! bot the break should, be The
I country In holding
acted moat wety. iar-ithe demand not
nnlv at this munt, but at every other msr-
I fact that the meat channels sll over ths
country were niltd run. wnue mere waa a
shortage of refrigerator cars to move It.
and a somewhat reduced consuming de
mand on account of the beginning of Lent.
The situation seems to be identically Uis
same at all the marketa.
While, aa noted aouva. the demand has
been limited, there has nevertheless been
a call for a few cattle and aa the arrivals
all this week have been so liuht ths market '
here ot beef steers has gradually strength
ened up so that st the close ot the week
nrufi are not over ituISc lower that tne
I b, st time last week before the break. The
reeling is trial it rceiiJia i an ui
putnia can be kept down for a few days
longer until the surplus beef in hands of
packers is used up prices ought to cont.nue
on the up grade until the loss is entirely
made up. On the other hand It Is feared
that should there be heavy receipts the
I first of the week prices will drop back
! again to last week s low level. The glut
I has been the worst at Chicago, and until
! t tie situation is very much improved st
that point western marketa can hardly be
expected to assume a very strong position.
Cows and betters. In fact butcher stock
of all kinds, under the same Influence that
effected the market on beef steers have
Im.ii working steadily upward until at the
1 close of the wees they are as high aa
i they were before last week's breava. The
gain In strength. However, baa been due
entirely to the very lignt receipts as tha
demand throughout ttfe week has not been
very heavy at any time.
Blockers snd feeders have been In very
light receipts throughout the week snd as
there has been a very fair demand the
market nas ocen aa strong ana as nign as
sver on the good kinds at least. During
the week feeder buyers paid aa hign aa
16 19 for western hay-fed feeders,,
Representative ssiea:
BEEF fl'l'EK HS,
ml fr. Me. Av. Pa
IS. lost 4 It
COW
1 as) I ) .... 117T 4 IS
t lit 4S t. UU 4 1
s. ml
HELPERS.
4-.......... . rn) I
FEEDERS.
4 BM I 5f 1 470 4 OS
4 1(T I 71 f . r!f 4 IS
4 as) 74 4 w ii
HOOS Hogs opened strong to a shade
higher than yeatsrday's ireneral market.
Th. early aales were largely at it JA, tor
the general run of hogs, with the best
oads selling above that ngure The trade
! W"B fairly active at tne a.lvance and the
h"k of the receipts changed hands in very
! s,Kd seaaon. Later on. after the more
i urgent orders were filled, the trade slowed
uo. Drtcea then being m mors than sn.lv
j with yesterday. The hogs for ths dav sold
very largniy w.msa..v. wim try, ,it wnoie. in a gooa neat my ana entirely
1 very popular price. It will be remembered j satlslatHory condition While receipts have
in" ' r' " ' - ..it uum i iq. nogs!
sold at t.a considerably over haif i
of all the hoga aoid at K.90. This would '
make the averaga market a trifle stronger I
than yesterday.
i The hog market started out the week
I with a slight decline. On Tuesday It was 1
! stronger, remaining stationary on Wndnes. I
! day. Thursday's market dropped back s,
same notcnes as at me cioae of lat week.
Todsy'o strength leaves ths market for the
weea a .nau. oisoer a leaiure of the
wees has been the svenneas of the market,
the fluctuations having been confined to a
very narrow range, there helng leee tn
be difference between tha high and low day
) we"k. taking the average pries as
I Sulde-
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2
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Ten Year 6
SCllUAnZSCilILD & SULZBERGER CO.
NEW YORK CHICAGO KANSAS CITY
(Tno-trportK nadmr the lm of thm 3tt of Now Tor.)
DATED, JUNE 1ST, 1906.
Interest payable in Neir Tork, Juno 1st and
Authorized and outstanding - - -
Subject to redemption by lot at 102H aad arrrwd Interpret, as per ferried til below, unlet tn
Company can buy them In the open market at 1024 aad aecraed Interest, or lew. Tie anUro laaua
or any part thereof subject to call upon four weeks' nottc at 105 and accrued Interest.
The Company agrees to retire
June 1, 1907 $125,000 June 1, 1912 $273,000
1, 1908 123,000 M " 1, 1913 273,000
" L 1909 150,000 " L 1914 300,000
" L 1910 200,000 " 1, 1915 300,000
" 1, 1911 250.000
PRICE 100 AND ACCRUED INTEREST
These, Debentures were issued to retire $3,000,000 Three-Tear Coupon Notes, sold by the Company !n Aprf,
1905, and redeemed by tha Company on October 1, 1806, and to reduce) farther Its outstanding obligations In th fona
of short-time paper.
From the statements made to u by the officers of the Company we hare obtained the following- Information:
The Schwarzschlld Sc. Sulzberger Co. has been In continuous operation since 1853. The Company owns (fre
and elear) and operates extensive packing plants in New Tork. Chicago and Kansas City,, which, as appraised by
Messrs. R. V. Hartnett A Co. of New Tork and by Mr. James Miles of Chicago, are valued at $8,697,888.
The Schwantschild A Sulzberger Co. is one of the four largnst parking concerns In the country, doing a business)
of upwards of 373.OO0 OOO 7T. It has facilities for killing over 100.000 cattle, sheep and hogs per week. Th
Company makes a specialty of hotel and club trade, and buys the heaviest and best grade cattle sold at the stock
yarda. Its business Is almost entirely in fresh meats; in faot, its sales of canned goods amount to leas than 1 ot
the total business dons by the Company. - '
Appraised value of real estate and plants, 1906 $3,697,883
Paid in Capital 4,373,400
Surplus (entirely accrued from
Quick Assets at close of business
Current liabilities at close of business Dec., 1906
Excess of quick assets over current liabilities at close of business
Average earnings (subject to interest charges) on a constantly increasing volume of
business for eight years ending Dec., 1905 943,792
Interest requirements of debentures, 1907. 360,000
Net earnings for 1906, as obtained from preliminary statements (after providing for
all expenses and interest charges, including interest on these debentures) 922,733
being over 20 on the outstanding capital stock of the company.
The quick assets of a packing concern are exceptional In the rapidity with which they can be converted Into cash.
The trust Indenture under which the Debentures were issued so protects the quick assets of the Schwarschlld
Sulzberger Co. that they cannot be utilised for dividends or for extension or improvement work to aa extent which,
in any contingency, could, in onr opinion, endanger the security pf tha Debenture. Th trust Indenture further
provides that the company shall not ursata any martcage on any of It peeking plants above mentioned
during tha life of any of the Debentures.
The legality of this Debenture Issue has been approved by our attorneys, Messrs. Hornblower, Byrne. Miller 4
1 pp and Dy Messrs. Steinhardt A
Application win ds mauo in hud ooursa to not uaamDeaiirei on ins .tw 1 ur a aum cauuiinga.
A pert of the above-named Debentures hsviag been sold st prlvsto sale, wo now offer the unsoid
balaneo for publia subsoriptlon at 100 secured Intereet, deliverable and payable on or before
February 2S, 1907, at either of the Reef York efflcee of the undersigned. In Hour York Funds.
THE SXJBSCaiPTION WILL BE OPENED AT THE OFFICES OF THE UNDERSIGNED
AT 10 A. M. ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 19TH, 1907, AND WILL BE CLOSED AT 3 P.M. ON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH, 1907, OR EARLIER, THE RIGHT BEING RESERVED
TO REJECT ANY APPLICATION AND TO AWARD A SMALLER AMOUNT THAN AP
PLIED FOR.
ass.swas)ssss.sssssssssssssissssssssssassssssssssssassiwsssssssssssse
William Salomon & Co., Goldman, Sachs & Co.
29 Broad Street, New Tork
131 La Salle Street, Chicago, I1U
Subscriptions will also bo received bys
COMMERCIAL, XATIOXAJL BANK, Chicago
A. G. EDWARDS SO.VS, St. L.6 ula
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it 3X1 S t RS
SHEEP Ths receipts of sheep looked
very formidable on paper this morning,
seventeen cars being reported, the largest
run for a Saturday in a long time. Aa tt
happened, fourteen cars ot this number
consisted of ewes on their way to Wiuona.
Minn., to be ahum and fed out. and they
did not arrive until very late, so that there
were uuiy three oars actually un sale, two
of them single decka A duubie deck ot
good ewes sold at 46. Ja, which waa steady.
Tha receipts of sheep this morning liave
been about on a par with a year ago, al
though considerably lighter than tor last
wee. On Monday there was a sharp
area a In prices, amounting generally to as
much aa lotsliic The decline waa due ap
parently to large receipts, resulting in
weaa feeling at all market polnta. tUnoa
then the tendency of values has been gen
erally upward so that the decline has been
entirely recovered and the marset is for
tunately aa good as it waa tha latter part
of last week. During most days ths trade
t- has been really active and the market, as
uevii .4 11 1 1 .iu.1.1, iui OBnanu ua.
fuily sutfli-lent to keep everything cleaned
up. the arrivals being promptly id. Ewes
opeouuly have been good sailers all lbs
week and the gam on thsm has been. If
anything, more than on other gradea. so
thai they are at the present Uuie eeillng
h:gner even thsn last weeki
Tns general outlook for ths sheep trade
'As a matter of course, excessive receipts
un some days are always llaoie to bring
on stiarp breaks whicn ars unavoidable,
i but the general outluoa is certainly vary
I promising.
. CuniMiu.n. on kit1ra- nnorf tn .hnlr.
I lambs, rj.jutf7.M; fair to good lambs, H..
O'tv: 100.1 to choice yearlinwa. lamb
wetgbta. K-uVaAtO: fair to good yearlings,
lamo woignia, 14- 7ivj UO ; gouo to cnuica
yearlings, heavyweights. 5 TiqCOO fair to
gutMl yearlings, haavyweignts. K ju5 75;
good to ciiolcs old wethers. 16 );Lli; fair
to good old wethers. IA&4s.aO: good to
choirs ewea. CiMui.36. fair to good. t4.M
Ot t.
Rtprfoentattvw sales:
71 western ewea SS I 4t
BLaasaa City LI v. Stoekt Sara..
KANSAS CITT. Feb. li. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 40 head, market steady; crime, ex
purl and dresii'd beef steers. S .; tmr
to good. 44. .auu-Js, western fed steera S3, n
Oaf. stuiaers and feeders. U jm4 To;
soutnsrn cuwa St-M)2.7; nstiv eowa 42
U4.sv; native heifers. S2.4t.j4.av buns. ti.Att
4.. caives. a.Jiau7.vL aceip4s fur tlis
week. 41. head.
HtHii4 aeceipta. 4.000 head: steady, top.
J7 io: bulk ul aua U i4"".i'H. heavy K.uk
, w. .v. iwcaei.. e.wvi.u., pigs ana iiania.
U . .k.. u .
... .. . i". wwa. a,uju
head.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, none:
m 1 act nominally siMuly: Lauioa, 47 ji
7.e: ewe and yearllnga, 44. Tina. jj. wexeni
fed yeaninaa. ts.i.ane.u: weMern fed snoeo
M. .iKie-af; stocaers and teetera,
Recelpis for lbs week. 24,'Jtsj OemJL
06,000,000
Sinking Fond Gold
of
COLUMBIA TRUST CO MP ANT. New Tork.
Debentures aa follows:
YIELD 6
earning' of the business) Dec,
Dec., 1906.
Goldman.
- . ... .
GRAIN 1ND PRODUCE MARKET
heat Future Under Fr?sar (rroeter
Put of ths ftfiCIL
BEARS ARC WAXING fcOE ENTHUSIASTIC
Calais Kapwrt B.eth.ra Raseta Bay
laer Arsjeaf laa Grata, Oalr Nartfc
era Fart Uavtag Parafcaaaal a
Fee .Carat Little Ksaler.
OIUHA, February 1. 1 T.
Wheat was under pressure the greater
part of the session. The floor auu ii
tradors ware againet It and aggressivei.
piled their view.. The further 11 Ss lb
mure enthusiastic they get. NMiung no
lar has dsveloued to cnecw the decline, al
though th market waa a tnha mote stub
born loo ay. several catolea reported sou ill
rn Russia buying Argentina wheat. Here
tofore ail purcnasee nave been tor ine
northern districts, and this is the flrst
transacUoa to go to Black sea ports, ine
weather is Just the kind to cause appre
hension for winter wheat. Complaints were
more numerous from central Illinois anu
Indiana en the score of alternate thawing
and frees 1 np.
Corn waa off fractionally. Ths pit element
Skid on the weaaness In wheat, but made
ne headway, caules cam. higher, ignoring
ins setback here yesterday. A promirw
of small shipments wss tns strong factor
abroad. Ths demand both domestic and
export ( good.
bVattared holders sold. Influenced by th.
action of whaat. Pneeat however, were
worked oft only fractionally. Tha position
Is strong. Receipts are moderate and ue
mand guud. Cash oats sold ai relatively
better prices as compared with the May
than herelufl reO
Primary wheat reosipta were 54O.0OS
bushels and Mupmenta !44.'08 busnels.
against receipts) last year of 44S.OUS liu.be.
and .lit omenta of liaV uv bushels. Corn re
cerpts were Ml. 4 bushrls snd shipments
Hi. A buahsls. aaalnst reenpta laal year
of am.'AM busnels and ah 1 pine n is uf 30,.Mi
busnels. Clearances were 4UU..42 buahets
corn, lot JUs bushels oaie. and flour and
wnest equal to 4.7 we buaheia
Uverpuut closed kd lower ua wheat and
Hd lower on corn.
Broombail esttmatea world's wheat ship
ments for the weea at U.jOO.utiU buafteta.
Australian wheat shipmenia for ths weex
were L,44.'AS) buaneis. Indian wheat ship
ments were lS0.i4 bushsla Bmotnnail pre
dicts siupmenis from India next wees will
be about 4A4.U0S buaheia. compared with
none iaat year.
nanga of optional
Article.; Open. J Hlgh.J Low. Ooee.! TssTy
Wheat
1 r
TIAi THaBl
r 4
71At 71HBI
....1 T1WA.
r... rial .i-sl
4oiy...( 71 SA;
Corn 1 1
71 HA
71VA
May. 4tV4BJ 4CB 41VB1
4d!
47A
uir
Sept.
I 1 SA5V; July. 4 -
VA. 41SA-4 CCRN Spot, firm; Am.rlcaa mixed, new.
JlZ J mu tiuwil Kir an-' axtf Hd: American mixed, old. 4s Sd. F,
Atajr. aM.W!sJsl S)BJ , WaAl turea staaur: March, ea "T xt-a.
OS
Debentures
DUE, JUNE 1ST, 131J
December 1st
- - - $6,000,000
Trustsw.
1906 ' 5,714,793
. 13,663,153
. 5,589574
. 8,073,894
Dea, 1906
.. ... -
43 Exchange PI.. Mew York
20S La Salle sU., Chlesgo, ML
SO Congreea SL, Beaton. Maes.
JU1F...I I...
I I H
asked. B bid. ...
Oasta Caaal Pvtaea.
WHEAT-No. Hard. wH4t?e:' Na t
hard, ottfeoc; No. 4 hard. 6uiM!t No.
spring, tftTte.
CORN Nu. S. Stc: No. S yellow, JsHe;
No. 3 white. 3,ij40Hc.
OATS No. 1 mixed. 373Z7Hc; No. ( white.
ISc: No. 4 white, yrty.
RTE-No. 1 c; Na. S, STHc
Carlo SMMtm,
Wheat. Orx Oats,
Chicago a t5 140
Kansas City 140 61 2
Minneapolis 271 .. ..
Omana 4..... 30 17 &
Duluth 40
St. Louis 18 m m
aCaasaa Ctty Sralat. aawA Prsvlsfsss,
BLANSAw CITT. Feb. 11 WH HAT May,
TlSc: Juiy, Tlvc: September. 71 V- Cash:
No. 2 hard. 7tyd 74c; No X OStTThSl No. 1
red. nralHye. No. t e4r7c.
COR.N May, 41 sc: Juiy. 4144c; September.
4-Vc ( ssn: No. i mixed. 4uu; M.K A, 400;
No. 2 white. UIZHo-. No. 4. 4U41'4o-
OaTS No. 2 white, 41Q41t,c; No. I mixed.
401411.
HAT Weak: choice timothy, tU-OUftiJUi
choice pralne. I)l.t-ll.i0.
RYE rtteady. afu-.
Kl'TTEH-"reamery. TU-i parking, BTw.
EGGS steady; arsis. S3c-
Rwvtpta. Phlptnenta.
Wheat, bu .I4i.4 4M...rt
Cora, bu ... 51.'JO Hii4
Oats, bu H. jut) IXuu
Board of Trade quotations for Kansas
City delivery. The runs of prices, as re
tor"d hv Logan A Bryan. 112 Board of
Trade building, waa:
Artloies. I Open. I High.! Low. CI
Wheat
May July
Corn
May July
tih! 7i!-ntTHA.
TISi 71i4jTU7A
is'tlisiws 4ls3
42 I 41vi 41VA.
71V.
i.;
.,U-W42j
Slssaa.lli Grata Marker.
MINNEAPfiLIS. Feb. IS. WH SAT May,
7S.j7Mc; July. 7ao; aWpletnuer. 77V:
No. 1 hard. UVtslTc; No. I n.irinwn, eW
Asc: No. J northern. 7sv7Vsc; No. t
nor hern. 7E"7sc . .
FLoIR ("nciianged: flrst Dal en la. 44 JOrvy
.w: secona patents. 44 LU4 J.. nrat cl.
44 .!. second clears. It tM
BRAN In bulk. I17.svri7. .a.
Ptsrla k.rii.t.
PEORIA. F-h, ll-CORN-Dull aad tower;
No. 2. ikc; No. 4. 3S1.-; no graiia, anisic.
OATS I nchanged. No. 2 wtuta, luo; No.
1 white, esc: No. 4 wmte. sva.
HTB-Steady: No. 2. T.u-9o.
v n.an lAju uaala of 41.
A tor flBiahed
goons.
Uvwstsl 6ss4a aad rriTlil.si
LIVERPOOL. Feb. UL-WHIAT-epot,
strong: No. 2 red. western winter, as 1W1.
lures staadjr; March, 4a rsd. Ma, IS tA
